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I was wondering the same thing. If Jo-Han USA Oldies LLC is the new company; did Okey Spaulding sell his ownership of the JoHan/Seville name ? How is he able to sell the JoHan kit parts when there is a new company now? Is this a situation where there are two Johan entities; one entity owned by Okey Spaulding and another owned by a group of individuals that call their company JoHan USA Models LLC? Looks like there is two Jo-Han companies.

Anyone at the DAAM show today; can you get closeups of the 68 Coronet and Charger samples and post here? Thanks.

Is the DAAM show this weekend? If it is , anyone posting pics of the 68 Coronet R/T prototype?

My gut feeling is that the 67 Galaxie kit be announced sometime in 2024. Definetly another highly requested subject. Not based on any factual info. Just speculation. Just thinking this is the next logical subject that Round 2 could be working on.

MPC and other surprises; the other surprises might not be MPC subjects but subjects of AMT. As stated above, we won't know till this weekend.

Wonder if the other surprises could be either the AMT 67 or 68 Ford Galaxie kits. Am I warm or cold on these two subjects?

Going back to the topic of the 71/72 Roadrunner. Is there any plans for this one next year? Maybe Steve G. would know.

Just an update. Still can't switch pages. Is this issue being looked into?

Just an update. Still can't switch pages. Is this issue being looked into?

Welcome. My mother is from an Italian island called Pantelleria that is just northwest of Malta, where you live.

Does not answer your question but it is listed to be announced (TBA) on the Stevens International website. AMT PLASTIC MODEL KITS AMT-1389 1/25 Touch Tone Terror 1966 Dodge A100 Pickup Truck $35.99 TBA

I like the meatloaf analogy. At least the meatloaf is very tasty and easily obtainable.

So, what's the final outcome of the Powell Pickup. Were any sold? Last word on this was that someone stole the finished model that was supposed to be displayed.

I remember these. Grasshopper was the entry level of the Tamiya buggies. Price point was lower than the Rough Rider, Sand Scorcher, Ford F-150 Unlimited off road cars. The grasshoppers were better performers , especially with 540 Mabuchi motors.

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When on a thread that has multiple pages, I am not able click on pg 2, pg. 3, or next page. Won't advance to the next page. George

I would definetly go with that combo. The camper shell on the El Camino/camper gives the builder a mobile support vehicle for the Chevelle drag car. You can put my name down for that combo you suggested.

Now that the AWB Chevelle kit is on the way; what are the chances that we will see the Chevelle drag team kit come out in the near future? We already have the 63 Impala and trailer.

I bet the 65 Coronet AWB Strickler kit will sell out for sure if only 6000 are made.

Maybe a kit with 3 axles?

Good news on the Time Machine Chevelle AWB kit. Put me down for that one.

Thought this was interesting article about Revell. https://craftsmanship.net/parts-recreation/?fbclid=IwAR28L9Fd7ELc3YJKS4oNBYiy5mhrf9uFK9kqH7OqkWgdagZ6vQfd3bmE_54

Any chance we will see the Streaker AWB Cutlass F-85 kit after the Chevelle Time Machine AWB kit comes out? I beleive the chassis is the same as the Chevelle AWB car and some parts of the Streaker kit are found in the past release of the 64 Cutlass convertible kit. Any developement going on for this kit. Maybe a question for Steve G. Any input on this kit subject? Thanks.

Boy, wait till they get the MPC 68 Coronet convertible kits in.

Looks good. Where on Facebook did you see this?